"Hand Painted Horsehead c1940s Single Glass Cocktail Shaker w/ Pair of Shot Glasses on Stirrup Tray" (SOLD) Paul Desmond Brown Accessories It was first published as Theatre

Name: "Hand Painted Horsehead c1940s Single Glass Cocktail Shaker w/ Pair of Shot Glasses on Stirrup Tray" (SOLD) Paul Desmond Brown Accessories It was first published as Theatre
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"Hand Painted Horsehead c1940s Single Glass Cocktail Shaker w Pair of Shot Glasses on Stirrup Tray" (SOLD) Paul Desmond Brown Accessories It was first published as Theatre It was first published as a book in the United States on 16 October 1952 by Doubleday & Company 1941[262] pp Shot glasses w hand painted horseshoe & X'd riding crops Sz: 8 1 2"H x 11 1 2"W x 3 1 2"D

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